USF SculptureWalk
2019 Sculptures
African Pieta
by Josie Campbell Dellenbaugh
Look for upcoming voting for the People's Choice Award.
Overcoming
by Serge MozhnenvskyThis sculpture represents the will of overcoming the obstacles in one’s life
Cascade
by David SkoraI wanted to create a sense of humor in this piece. I am interested in creating sculptures that become a source of contemplation as well as inspiration to those who view it.
Tranquil Composure
by Gregory MendezA modern interpretation of Athena, a Greek Goddess from ancient Greek mythology.
White Step
by Harold LinkeEach new adventure starts with a blank page, a clean slate, and deep breath. The joy of a first step is one that is full of anticipation and joy. White Step is ready to take the plunge, make a move, and start into the grand adventure of life.
Synchronous
by Tim James & Aidan DemaraisThis sculpture represents the merging of efforts between angular, round, smooth and textured surfaces: ultimately depicting the ever-elusive state of harmony. Gears, sprockets and pulleys were compiled and welded together to form the sphere.
Manly Springs
by Dana ParlierUp there precariously bouncing around, Manly Springs strives to gain control and maintain balance. But as you can see, he never quite gets there, which means he will keep trying forever.
African Pieta
by Josie Campbell DellenbaughThe Christian concept of a Pieta, Mary grieving over the body of her dead son, Christ, can become a universal construct for this particular and devastating type of grief. I particularly chose not to be too graphic about the child, merely suggesting the body in a wrapped bundle.
Raven’s Voyage
by Martha PettigrewTraditional totem figures, and depicted them in a contemporary manner.
Ascending Perspectives
by Craig SnyderSky and water are inextricably linked. Swirls of roots and currents connect us to the earth.
Foregather
by Susan QuinlanThe assembly is a convergence of cultures in our shrinking world. The pieces are just like us, the whole is made up of parts. Each of us is a multifaceted compilation of smaller fragments of our thoughts, experiences and aspirations.
Angel in the Art Nouveau
by Ben HammondOne of my objectives was to sculpt an engaging piece of sculpture that was captivating from all angles. A piece with fluid movement and a strong exaggerated line much like the artists of the Art Nouveau period.
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